Dekel Agri-Vision (LSE:DKL) has posted mixed operational results for August 2025. Crude palm oil output fell sharply, down 51.7% year-on-year, due to an early onset of the low season. Despite this drop, the business benefited from resilient domestic demand and improved selling prices. In contrast, its cashew division delivered a record performance, processing nearly four times more raw nuts than in August 2024, representing a 396% increase. With expansion plans underway, the company aims to scale processing capacity and achieve its first EBITDA-positive year from the cashew operation.
Looking ahead, Dekel Agri-Vision faces notable financial challenges. High leverage, shrinking equity levels, and continued net losses weigh on the company’s outlook. Technical indicators also signal a bearish trend, and the lack of supportive valuation metrics or dividend returns increases investor risk.
About Dekel Agri-Vision
Dekel Agri-Vision Plc is a diversified agriculture company focused on West Africa, with multiple projects at different stages of development. Its portfolio includes a fully operational palm oil facility in Ayenouan and a cashew processing plant in Tiebissou, which is moving toward full-scale commercial production.
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